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Programming languages (Electronic computers)

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Programming languages

Doris Appleby, Julius J. Vandekopple

1991

Interactive Computer Graphics with Webgl

Edward Angel, Dave Shreiner

2014

Java Security

Scott Oaks

2001

Java Cookbook

Ian F. Darwin

2001

Lifelong kindergarten

Mitchel Resnick

2017

Grammars for programming languages

J. Craig Cleaveland

1977

Doing Bayesian Data Analysis

John K. Kruschke

2010

Hello Raspberry Pi!

Ryan Heitz

2016

Formal specification of programming languages

Frank G. Pagan

1981

A first course in computational physics and object-oriented programming with C++

David Yevick

2005

The structure of typed programming languages

David A. Schmidt

1994

Learn C the hard way

Zed Shaw

2016

Guide to HTML, JavaScript and PHP

Brooks, David R.

2011

ActionScript 2.0 Garage

Dan Livingston

2005

Mastering the Commodore 64

Mark Greenshields

1984

Beginning Ruby on Rails (Wrox Beginning Guides)

Steven Holzner

2006

Data types and structures

C. C. Gotlieb

1978

Programming Spiders, Bots, and Aggregators in Java

Jeff Heaton

2002

Learning SPARQL

Bob DuCharme

2011

Python For Data Analysis

Wes McKinney

2012 ★ 3.9

How to code

Max Wainewright

2015

Applied spatial data analysis with R

Roger Bivand

2008

Learning Perl

Randal L. Schwartz, brian d foy, Tom Phoenix

1993 ★ 4.3

Effective awk Programming

Arnold Robbins

1997

Learning the Korn shell

Bill Rosenblatt

1993

Benchmarking with DEA, SFA, and R

Peter Bogetoft

2011

Principles of programming languages

Bruce J. MacLennan

1983

Introduction to natural language processing

Mary Dee Harris

1985

Programming languages: design and implementation

Terrence W. Pratt

1975

Programming linguistics

David Gelernter

1990

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